Sentence examples for new representatives from inspiring English sources

After World War II, each new Congress averaged about 78 new representatives.

It will be hard to train so many new representatives and to retain them once the global economy rebounds.

New York voters should let their elected representatives know that they want ethics reform — or new representatives.

I'm sure the union's new representatives will frequently speak of how attached they are to human rights and democracy.

The new representatives would be nominated by the Scottish and Welsh Labour leaders, rather than directly elected by party members.

With Boston and the Los Angeles Lakers both eliminated in the past week, both conferences will have new representatives in the finals.

"Freshman Party" (editorial, Dec. 7) rightly criticizes new representatives who promised "to change the ways of Washington" for soliciting lobbyists and corporations to cover their campaign debts.

And the Second Congressional District of New York had a new representative, a gangly young man with a beguiling smile and a reputation as a giant-killer.

Voters in New York State on Tuesday will elect a new representative from Brooklyn and Queens, as well as six members of the Assembly from around the state.

Voters in her district will soon return to the polls to select a new representative.

Foreign policy duties will be concentrated in a single new representative.